Volume 10 (2016-17)

Each volume of Journal of Urban Regeneration & Renewal consists of four quarterly 100-page issues, published in print and online. The articles published so far in Volume 10 are:

Volume 10 Number 4

Editorial:
Andrew Tallon, Editor, Journal of Urban Regeneration & Renewal, University of the West of England
A future of shared mobility
Paolo Santi, Research Scientist, MIT Senseable City Lab and Carlo Ratti, Director, MIT Senseable City Lab
Tracking downtown investment: The case of Ithaca, New York
Gary Ferguson, Executive Director of the Downtown Ithaca Alliance and Jennifer Nerby, Graduate Student at Cornell University
Business Improvement Districts: Catalysts for innovation and growth in uncertain times
Simon Pitkeathley, CEO, Camden Town Unlimited
Navigating the Green Belt
David Bevan, Chartered Town Planner and a full member of the Royal Town Planning Institute
Retail planning in Japan, implications for city centres
Carlos J. L. Balsas, Assistant Professor at SUNY — the University at Albany
International property market-driven regeneration: a challenge to sustainable urban development?
Dr Claudia Trillo, University of Salford
Light rail transit (LRT) and transit villages in Qatar: A planning strategy to revitalise the built environment of Doha
Dr Raffaello Furlan, Assistant Professor at Qatar University and Dr Neil Sipe, Professor at University of Queensland
Forced eviction and demolition of slum: a case study of Makoko slum in Lagos, Nigeria
Emeka Amakihe, Aalto University
Book review: The Past and Future City: How Historic Preservation is Reviving America’s Communities
Reviewed by Gareth Potts, Founder, The New Barn Raising

Volume 10 Number 3

Editorial: Priorities for new metro mayors in the UK
Andrew Tallon, Editor, Journal of Urban Regeneration & Renewal, University of the West of England
Analysing ‘Brexit’: Opportunities and challenges for economic growth
Andy Rumfitt, Senior Director, AECOM’s Economic Development and Regeneration practice
The Danish Renovation Award: Background, concept and experiences
Lars Axelsen, Managing Director, Søren Meyer, Head of Project Development and Bo Bjerre Hansen, Communications Consultant, Danish Landowners Investment Foundation
Detroit: Part 3 — Two years on
Margaret A. Leary, freelance writer and Librarian Emerita of the University of Michigan Law School and Betsy Jackson, President of The Urban Agenda
The impacts of e-commerce on the high street: Nascent responses in Germany
Jennifer Gerend, post doctoral researcher, The Governance and Sustainability Lab, Trier University
Evaluation of the brownfield regeneration process: Case study of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ajla Gegic, Master student, Erna Husukic, Professor, Department of Architecture, International Burch University, Sarajevo
The process of urban regeneration in Budapest: Approaching 2030
Assunta Martone, Researcher, Marichela Sepe, Researcher in urban planning, Maria Immacolata Simeon, Senior Researcher and Project Manager, IRISS-CNR
Urban regeneration through arts and culture: The case of a multicultural neighbourhood in a medium-sized Italian city
Paolo Rizzi, Professor of Political Economy, Ilaria Dioli, researcher, Paola Graziano, researcher, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Piacenza and Cheryl Bradbee, adjunct professor, Ryerson University
Book review: Sustainable regeneration of former military sites
Reviewed by Camerin Federico, City planner and Fellow Researcher in Urban Planning, Department of Design and Planning in Complex Environments, IUAV University of Venice
Book review: Business and post-disaster management: Business, organisational and consumer resilience and the Christchurch earthquakes
Reviewed by Stephen Sully, Executive officer, Positioning, Brimbank Community & Civic Centre
Book review: Building Futures: Managing energy in the built environment
Reviewed by Dr Dan Greenwood, Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Westminster

Volume 10 Number 2

Editorial: Urban regeneration priorities for a new government
Andrew Tallon, Editor, Journal of Urban Regeneration & Renewal, University of the West of England
Charting a path for cities in the Second Machine Age with or without the car: A focus on the human experience
Stephen J. Conschafter, Certified planner and urban designer, SmithGroup JJR
Reinhabiting the town centre
Ian Davison Porter, Director, Business Improvement Districts Scotland and Diarmaid Lawlor, Director, Place with Architecture and Design Scotland
Urban gardening to foster community places on brownﬁelds
Dagmar Petríková, Associate Professor, Institute of Management of the Slovak University of Technology and Jana Szuhová, Business Innovation Centre Bratislava
Community participation and sustainable investment in city projects: The Berlin Water Consumer Stock Ownership Plan
Jens Lowitzsch, Kelso Professor of Comparative Law, East European Business Law & European Legal Policy, European University, Viadrina
Potentials and challenges of brownﬁeld development for urban regeneration in Dhaka: The case of Hazaribagh tannery area
Nabanita Islam, Assistant professor, University of Asia Pacific, Dhaka. H and N. M. Esa Abrar Khan, Director, d.zignscape Consultants Ltd.
Urban regeneration and urban fabrics in Australian cities
Giles Thomson, Curtin University, Peter Newton, Research Professor, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne and Peter Newman, Professor of Sustainability, Curtin University
Framing the issue: Urban form’s impact on downtown redevelopment
Mathew Novak, Assistant Professor, Saint Mary’s University

Volume 10 Number 1

Editorial: Ten years in urban regeneration and ten years of Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal
Andrew Tallon, Editor, Journal of Urban Regeneration & Renewal, University of the West of England
Housing in London: The potential of land owned by transport authorities
Richard de Cani, Director, Head of UKMEA Planning at Arup
Crowdfunding regeneration: More than an alternative model of finance
Michelle Warbis, Qualitative Researcher in the Greater London Authority’s Opinion Research team
Detroit: Part 2 — The grandest bargain
Margaret A. Leary, freelance writer and Librarian Emerita of the University of Michigan Law School and Betsy Jackson, President of The Urban Agenda
Local economic growth and Local Enterprise Partnerships: A perspective from the UK National Audit Office
Aileen Murphie, Director of DCLG & Local Government Value for Money at the UK National Audit Office
Branding Lagos through regeneration of historical physical features
Emeka Amakihe, member of the Finnish Society of Urban Planning
'Temporary and temporality' : Public realm regeneration through temporary events
Ali Cheshmehzangi, urbanist and urban designer
New approaches to growth planning on larger-than-local scales
Lee Pugalis, Professor of Urban Studies, University of Technology Sydney Alan Townsend, Nick Gray, doctoral researcher and Ania Ankowska, doctoral researcher and research associate at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University
Developing a conceptual framework for assessing the socio-economic benefits of regeneration projects in the UK
Julius Akotia, lecturer at the School of Civil Engineering and Construction, Kingston University, London, Alex Opoku, senior lecturer at the UCL Bartlett School of Construction & Project Management, Chris Fortune, Professor of Project Management at the Business and Management School, Glyndwr University, Wales and Charles Egbu, Professor of Construction Management and Dean of the School of Built Environment & Architecture, London South Bank University
Book review: Neighbourhood as Refuge: Community Reconstruction, Place Remaking, and Environmental Justice in the City
Reviewed by Andy Inch, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon
Book review: Capital Dilemma: Growth and Inequality in Washington, DC
Reviewed by Gareth Potts, Founder, The New Barn Raising
Book review: Rebuilding the American City
Reviewed by Paul R. Levy, President & CEO, Center City District, Philadelphia, PA